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|  | | Geraldine Hough's Very First Murder
Geraldine Hough is a woman who has tried several careers, but finally settles on that of a private eye. At her age, that takes guts, especially when she feels the icy cold steel of a gun pressed against the back of her head.
Geraldine Hough is offered a free week end at a b&b in the snow-covered Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania during skiing season, to keep an eye on a young man. Easy assignment, certainly, then one of the guests is murdered. Gerry comes to believe she knows who killer is, but it takes a ride on a child’s sled in the middle of the night down the side of a mountain to prove her right and for her to apprehend the murderer. | |  | | Murder in Maris Cove
Murder at the seashore. This is the second book in a series starring Pat and Phillis, amateur detectives.
Maris Cove: a delightful haven along the New Jersey shore. A cluster of seashore houses, a few (sometimes) friendly neighbors, a sandy beach, warm days. Mix them all together and what do you get? Murder, naturally. Next time you go sunbathing, it might not be wise to bring this book with you or if you do, look behind you. For all you know, a killer might be lurking.
This is the second book in a series starring Pat and Phillis, amateur detectives.
Pat and Phillis solved a murder in THE BODIES OUT BACK. This time, they race to prevent a murder.
| |  | | Tales from the Wrecktory
The life story of one human being: caring, fallible, tempted, who happens to be a priest.
Tales from the Wrecktory, the story of one priest's forty-three years in an inner-city parish. takes the reader through a whole career.
Fr. Frank Beckett has a president of his parish council who is determined to oust him; a housekeeper who does not know how to clean or cook, but is great at solving real-life murders; his mother who tries to use her influence to get him made bishop; a half-sister who is on trial for killing her lover; and a Juliet in a high school Shakespearean production he is directing who is sure she's dying.
These are just a few of the problems Frank fa | |  | | The Bodies Out Back
A new pair of sleuths. Pat Montgomary and Phillis Toner must find out who murdered Pat's neighbor. The first in a series of cozies.
A posh home in Philadelphia's Society Hill. A sunny day. An inviting balcony for sunbathing. What's wrong with this picture? Don't look over the railing toward the patio below. Your neighbor is looking up at you, only she doesn't see you. She's dead. A bullet from the house in back found its target. | |  | | The Remigrants
The dead can and do come back. How unfortunate for you!
Be warned: The ending may leave you believing the dead can and do come back. And praying they won't. |
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Bloody Ham
by Brian Kavanagh
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 Book three in series. Excitement and tension begin on the first day of filming a Restoration drama on location at the historic Jacobean mansion, Ham House in Surrey.
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